Since you’ve been looking for tuition in Glendenning, you’ve obviously decided that your child needs a little help.

Your child might need bit of a top-up or has needed support for a while or might have a more important problem to deal with. Whichever it is, Frontrunner Learning Centres is the place where you can find what you need.

Or, if we can’t help, we can at least give you some advice and refer you to people who can help.

That’s because we do tuition for a living – not for a little a little extra cash but for a living. That means that our people have devoted themselves to making sure that our children get the best support possible. We have spent the time, effort and money getting years of training and years of experience. And we’ve been helping children in Glendenning for almost 30 years!

That’s what makes the Frontrunner method so successful – we know what we’re doing.

If you want t know more about what Frontrunner Learning Centres can do for you child, call us on 9832 8299 or go to www.frontrunnerlearningcentres.com.au

So, whether your child goes to Glendenning Public School or St Francis of Assisi Primary School, to Plumpton High or to Richard Johnson Anglican College – or any other school in Glendenning – Frontrunner Learning Centres can help you and help your child.

If you’re looking for tuition in Glendenning, you need to ask a couple of questions:

How long have they been in the area?

Search for someone who has been around here for a long time; local knowledge counts!

What training do they have?

Years of training and years of experience make a difference. Further training in specialised areas, like dyslexia or linguistic difficulties, makes the teacher even better.

Do they refer to other educational or health professionals?

A tutor should be able to refer your child to someone who has experience in related fields.

Do they use recognised, standardised testing?

Without proper testing, a tutor doesn’t know where to begin.

Is the program written for the individual?

You don’t want an “off the shelf” program. It’s not designed for your child.

How many the group?

If the group is bigger than six, then the children are in a classroom, not in tuition. If the group is all, for example, Year 7 English, then it’s not tuition, it’s a class.

Do you see the testing?

That’s when you can see how your child relates to the tutor.

Just give us a call and then come down Rooty Hill Rd North to start getting the best support for your child.